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<0> Because you can see if that single character is contained in a string of "acceptable" characters.
<1> oh so like
<1> strchr(buff,'a','%');
<1> ?
<0> No.
<1> =[
<0> You are completely guessing.
<1> ohhhhhhhhh
<1> lol now i get it
<1> like checking the charcters i want with strchr instead of checking the buffer
<1> ?
<0> Well I can never tell exactly what you're trying to say, but that sounds like you might be right.
<1> ah k
<2> is double indirect go something like this? ***uming blocksize is 4kb, pointer is 4bytes... Direct blocks (11*4) + Single-Indirect (4kb/4) + Double Indirect (4kb/4)^2???
<3> Time is 12:51am, computer has been up for 1w 4d 4h 34m 3s
<1> http://rafb.net/paste/results/cTQISD19.html <-- why doesnt this work?
<0> Probably because you don't know how strstr() works. There's probably a good reason I recommended strchr().
<1> oh
<1> lol wrote wrong function in
<4> i love you guys.
<1> http://rafb.net/paste/results/M2xMnj81.html <-- why doesnt this work?
<0> I don't know, why?
<1> you tell me.
<4> kthx^: how long have you been coding in c?
<1> about half a year
<4> cool.
<1> why
<1> is my code that BAD?
<4> just curious.
<1> k
<4> if you think it is...
<1> rofl
<0> I can't tell you why it doesn't work.
<0> Do you know why?
<4> nope.
<0> Because "doesn't work" is a TERRIBLE description of the problem.
<1> oh
<5> lol
<1> well its letting charcters come in which should
<1> shouldnt
<1> like
<0> Do you know what" break" does?
<1> A
<1> yeah breaks loop
<0> Do you see what will happen in your function when you use "break"?
<1> doesnt it skip to ++?
<0> Wow, that doesn't make any sense.
<1> the 3rd part in a for loop
<1> normally ++
<0> Are you asking if it will continue on to the next iteration of the loop? If so, no.
<1> oh
<1> interesting
<1> im sure ive doine somthing like that with break and its skipped b4
<0> As a quick fix, you might be interested in "continue".
<1> yeah doesnt that just retry though
<0> So far you haven't been very successful in guessing how things work.
<1> it still doesnt work and i remved break :/
<1> wait it kinda is
<0> a) You're ***uming I know what your code currently looks like b) "doesnt work", apart from missing an apostrophe, is still not a good description of what's going wrong.
<1> wtf
<1> for some reason its letting messed up charcters p*** through from charcter map
<5> do you only want to verify (as in "accept") characters that are in iCharacters?
<1> yes
<4> stop your programming, angelina jolie is on cnn!
<1> anything else i want to be a ' '
<5> why do you want everything to be that btw?
<6> phugh give us a link to i-net broadcat!
<1> its filtering for a chat server
<1> ;/
<5> so basically you're gonna run in all the text from a chat server and if a message like "hey!" comes in, then the receivebuffer becomes " !"?
<1> no
<1> if a msg comes in with like
<1> stuff from charcter map like arabic
<1> itll become a blank space
<1> or i might to decide to just just ZeroMemory the buffer
<1> ok i got it to work
<1> if i only use strchr seems isalnum is a P.O.S
<1> ;]
<1> thx for help.
<5> you're using continue right?
<1> no
<1> im using this
<1> 1sec
<1> http://rafb.net/paste/results/0PI5rV76.html
<1> i havnt cleaned it up yet
<1> ;]
<5> ye that is better
<7> kthx^: isn't this what strtok() is for?
<1> umm no?
<1> this is charcters i WANT
<1> strtok will remove the ones i wan...
<7> so take the complement of your set of characters.
<1> plus it messes the original buffer up
<1> complement?
<1> ;/
<7> you're messing the original buffer up to begin with.
<1> umm yes
<1> but only with bad charcters
<1> strtok will mess with good charcters
<1> ;D
<2> is double indirect go something like this? ***uming blocksize is 4kb, pointer is 4bytes... Direct blocks (11*4) + Single-Indirect (4kb/4) + Double Indirect (4kb/4)^2???
<8> how do you open .i686 files in linux ?
<9> hmm... need a key again
<9> anyway, what is a nice quick and nasty way to get the current directory
<9> that doesn't have to be standard, does gcc have any non-standard functions
<10> getcwd() is standard.
<9> cool, thank you
<10> The getcwd() function conforms to ISO/IEC 9945-1:1990 (``POSIX.1'').
<9> i am using mingw
<8> aedinius: do you know how to open .i686 files in linux ?
<9> so, i still should be alright
<10> dift, What is a .i686 file?
<8> dont know :)
<10> Heh.
<10> Everyone loves my buddy icon/login picture
<10> http://shocker69ok.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/shocker.jpg
<10> And the reason why: http://abenson.kvanals.org/Mobius/CIMG0065.JPG http://abenson.kvanals.org/Mobius/CIMG0068.JPG http://abenson.kvanals.org/Mobius/CIMG0069.JPG
<10> Everyone I worked with was obsessed with it
<11> http://abenson.kvanals.org/Mobius/CIMG0065.JPG
<11> i'm not familiar with this gesture
<12> aedinius, but do they really *love* it?
<13> Mish, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shocker_%28hand_gesture%29
<14> ehm, why does it seem like char x[] = "."; char y[] = ";"; strcmp(x,y)==0 is true? i mean, their not the same?
<14> am i missing something fairly obvious?
<11> this strcmp returns -1 for me
<11> no 0
<14> hmm
<11> you are missing something obvious
<14> mine returns 0 ... wtf
<11> if you have complete code unde 25 lines, post in (no on the chan)
<11> s/in/it/
<11> calc paste
<15> Please paste your code (or a complete example that demonstrates your problem) here: http://rafb.net/paste/
<14> hold on ima try to debug it myself first... ill hollar if i do a nopaste
<16> i need some help and an idea. i want to continously read(); from a socket, but in the same time write(); to it..
<16> any idea of what structures i ahve to use?
<17> say i have a label, can i read the first 4 bytes of code of it? something like
<17> boro:__asm("movl $0xdead, %eax\n");
<17> printf("%X\n",boro);
<11> BoRO: not instandard C
<11> BoRO: in gcc, probably
<17> gcc is what im trying :)
<11> BoO: yes you can in gcc
<11> BoRO: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Labels-as-Values.html#Labels-as-Values
<17> thanks
<17> worked :)
<14> is there a way to get the length of the information stored in a pointer?
<14> i.e char *ptr = "whatever"; <-- kindof
<14> i first tried doing a standard while !='\0' loop but somehow that borks..
<16> Caligo, strlen maybe?
<14> strlen gives 4 .. and the length of the data is FAR longer than that
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